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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1965
Page
12
The junior class staged a Japanese themed prom on March 26, featuring geisha and coolie style decor. A giant gold Buddha, wall mural, and pink lanterns set the scene in the cafetorium. Banquet fare included marinated steak and bamboo sprouts. Senior and junior leaders announced couples and a prom prophecy followed. Del Ray Tive provided music.
Linda Sue Larsen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Larsen of Hastings, is a 5 ft 8% in senior girl with dark brown eyes and light brown hair. She lists emerald green color waffles Mary Poppins Exodus Shenandoah Robert Vaughn Julie Andrews among favorites and says her pet peeve is finding happiness in being others’ pet peeve. She is National Honor Society president PTA editor annual staff feature writer class play promoter and Student Council VP while studying physics algebra art American literature and government with plans for college to become a journalist or teacher.
Douglas Clark Kadel son of Mr and Mrs Earl Kadel of Henderson is one of this weeks honored seniors. He is 17 with a July 12 birthday and plans to become an auto mechanic after training. He favors Paul Newman Jack Lemmon and Dill St John in actors with Grease and Grabby people as pet peeve.
Mr Vernon and Mrs Willian Barber Jr hosted a leather craft demo and film showing for Just Us Girls Gib to aid the new Hamburg hospital. Numerous family visits and weekend gatherings occurred in Shenandoah, Hastings, Council Bluffs and nearby towns with celebrations for Mrs Alberts, Mrs Ranne and Jack Haney's families.
Nishna Valley reported by Principal Joe Dobbing shows sophomores dominate the honor roll for the third nine weeks. Fourteen sophomores earned the honor roll by maintaining B or better across four subjects, with others earning honorable mention for one B or higher below a C.
A brief note praises blue as a favorite color and signs with the name Doug. The writer wishes Good luck to Doug in the future, indicating a personal farewell or sendoff from Doug’s perspective or a message about him.
Mrs. Ira Bell and Don visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huntsman in Emerson on Sunday. Mrs. Bell stopped in Red Oak to see friends at Colonial Oaks and Cottage Rest Homes. Ed Herrick and Glenda of Council Bluffs spent Saturday morning with Miss Athek and Lee Herrick.
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